"LedgeStone Country Club is definitely worth a visit if you are a low-to-mid handicap golfer. If you are a high handicapper or are looking for a resort-style place to play, this golf course will eat you for lunch (and a dozen of your golf balls, too! . The course is well maintained, and the front and back play like two different golf courses. The front nine is a tad more forgiving than the back with the holes being a bit more open off the tee. The back nine has many blind tee shots and risk/reward situations. The setting is beautiful, with many of the holes offering spectacular views of the surrounding area. There are five sets of tees that allow the course to play very differently, so be sure to play the set that best suits your game. The golf course is kept in good condition and is very playable. The rough isn't too deep and is fair, the fairways have quite a few undulations, and the greens are of moderate to large size and roll true. If you do not hit the ball straight off the tee, you will find yourself in the woods, where legend has it the carts will lose power automatically as the woods are off limits (fortunately, I didn't have to confirm this . The carts also have interactive GPS units on them. The pro shop was adequate, with the staff being friendly but not overly accommodating. If you are stopping at the turn, they have an above average bar area with the standard food choices. All in all, LedgeStone Country Club is a good golf choice. I will most certainly return here in the future."
